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Each guide breaks a style down room by room, with the same real room shown before and after. When one clicks, upload your own photos and see your rooms restyled — the first five images are free.

Scandinavian
Pale wood, warm white and soft texture — calm, bright rooms built for real life.
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Mid-Century Modern
Walnut, tapered legs and confident color — the 1950s look that never left.
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Industrial
Brick, steel and leather — raw materials made warm enough to live in.
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Japandi
Japanese calm meets Scandinavian warmth — low lines, warm wood and deliberate emptiness.
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Coastal
Sea light, sand tones and washed linen — the beach-house feel, without the kitsch.
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Modern Farmhouse
Clean lines meet rustic warmth — white walls, aged wood and black accents.
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Modern
Clean lines, charcoal and brass — the current city look, warm instead of cold.
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Luxury
Travertine, velvet and brass — editorial restraint where the materials carry the story.
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Boho
Rattan, terracotta and layered textiles — the collected look, curated instead of chaotic.
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Minimalist
Fewer, better things in a calm shell: warm whites, clean lines and surfaces that stay empty.
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Mediterranean
Sun-baked plaster, terracotta and olive green: the warmth of the south, without the souvenirs.
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Art Deco
Geometry, brass and deep velvet: the glamour of the 1920s, disciplined for a real home.
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Rustic
Heavy timber, stone and wrought iron: raw materials doing the talking, without the cabin kitsch.
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See one room in several styles side by side: the fastest way to find a direction for your own home, or for a listing.

Living room
The room where every restyle starts: five directions, shown on real photos, then on yours.
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Bedroom
The room everyone wants calmer: five directions, shown on real photos, then on yours.
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Kitchen
The room everyone wants to change and the most expensive one to redo: five directions, shown on real photos, then on yours.
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Bathroom
The room that dates the fastest: five directions, shown on real photos, then on yours.
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Home office
The room you work in all week and style last: five directions, shown on real photos, then on yours.
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Dining room
The room most homes forgot: five ways to bring the table back, shown on real photos, then on yours.
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